Between the tide and the air, between the foam and the stem, a silent dialogue is born.
The works of Ulrike Schmelter and Yanina Voró meet in a territory where water and flower breathe to the same rhythm: movements that expand, forms that dissolve, fragilities that transform into strength.

In the paintings, the sea becomes a language—abstract, deep, ever-changing—while the flower rises beyond its form, suspended in an instant that vibrates between life and memory.

Both visions intertwine like waves and petals, in search of harmony between movement and stillness, between the organic and the ethereal.